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Investors cite UK plans to cut long-dated debt sales
Investors stated that renewed political uncertainty could prompt the United Kingdom to cut planned sales of long-dated government debt. The assessment follows recent market volatility and concerns over fiscal stability.
Jul 9, 4:23 AM·1m read2 sources
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The assessment reflects concerns that market volatility could raise borrowing costs and limit demand for longer-maturity bonds.
Traders reported that recent swings in bond yields have already made some investors reluctant to commit to extended maturities. Officials have not yet announced any changes to the debt issuance schedule.
Any reduction in sales would require adjustments to financing plans or shorter-term borrowing.
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